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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-09
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Ii Kearny St., San Francisco, Cal.
 Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ex- nausted Vitality, SpermatorrhGa, lost man. hood, Impotency. Paralysis, Prostatorrhor. md all the terrible effects of Self-Abuse, ana excess in maturer years, such as Loss et Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissions, lversion to society, Dimness of visios, Noises in the Head, the vital fluid passing 1nobserved in the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death
 YOUNG MEN
 Suffering from any of the above synP- ems, should consult us at once. The dram 7an be stopped, wit. lity restored, and hf. 0s made again pleasure instead of burden,
 There are many
 MIDDLE.AGED MEN
 vho are troubled with too frequent evseu' ion of the bladder, often accompanied by light smarting or burning sensa3lon, and Eeakening of the system in a manner they
 annot account for, Ropy Sediment in the urine, etc. Many die of this difficulty igno.
 ant of the cause, which is the second stags f seminal weakness.
 Cures Guaranteed in all such casss. Consultation free. Thorough exsnisa- ion and advice, including chemical Analysis md; microscopic examination of the urInss $. An honest opinion given in every case The following Medicines supplied ~ the 'rices named, Sir Astley Cooper FltA1 Ssstorotive, 6 . bottle, or four times tss Isantity. $lo.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE, Sent to any one applying by letter, stss' ag symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy T regard to all business transactions. Ihs 'ele6rated Kidney Remedy, NePhreticun. ! or all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Con- ,laints, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leucorrhca, etc For sale by an druggists; Sl bottle, or , ~o.tles for $500.
 Fhe English DandeIo1. Liver ana DyE | oepsia Pill is the best in the market Fer ale by all druggists; price, 30 cent bottle. Address. English Medical DisPsnsary ! No. II Kearny Street, San Francisco. Cal |
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Le RIchau's Golden Balsam No. 1 Cures Chancres, frst and second stages: Sores CD tho Legs and Body; Sore Es,s, Eyes, Nose, etc, Coppcr-c1lored BIotchss. eyphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and Jl primary forms of the disease known ss Syphilis. Price, s5 co per Bottle. Lo RIchAu'O Golden Bals0m Ne Q Cures-TertiAry. MercuriAl Syphiiitic Rheu. matism, Pains in the Bones, Pains in the Head, back of the Neck, Liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con- tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, and erRdieates all disease from the system, whether caused by indiscretion or abuse of Mercury. leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price S5 % DOT Fottle. Le Afehau's Golden SSAnfsh Aatis Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni- Bottle. -- Le Richau's Golden Rpanish In- lection, for severe cases of GonorTh1A, 1nfAmmatory Gleet. StrictuFeS, ,kc. Price o1 hO per Bottle.
 Le HLehnuss Golden Ointment for the effective healing of Syphilitie Sores, and eruptions. Price eI Go per Box. To Richau's Golden Pn s-Nervo and Brain treatment; loss Of physical pow. CT, excess or over-work. ProstrAtion, etc. Price a co per Box.
 TSnic and Nervine, ss-
 Sent everywhere. c. O. D., securely packed per express '7'Szas<@ [ c. F. RICHARDS & co. ARoAtas
 ts7 ( I2o SAnsome street. Corner Clay,
 San Francisco. Cal.
 CIRCULAR MAILED FREE
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suckIen's Arniea saIve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It IS guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price p cents per box. for sale by A. Frank.
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MT. H. W. Klein is expected to be a5out again in the course of week. In the meantime Mir. L. A Smith, assistc hy Mr. NJ. McKenna, maintains the dignity and reputation of the Cosmopolitan hotel in g very satisfactory manner.-Citizen.
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EPIDEMIC.

Phoenix, Arizona, has just develop ed an epidemic, the germs of which have been gradually spreading over the city and throughout the surround ing country for several years. It haF only been kept down by certain inhu- ences, causes, and effects, which have held It in abeyance up to it's, breaking out in a more malignant form.
 Strange to say, too, that, instead of driving people wild with fear, it 'ls producing an entirely, opposite effect, It has all been brought about by too much irrigation and waste of water, allowing the precious fluid too frequent application to the land which gives it more opportunities to sour and bake the soil. This epidemic has the effect of an intoxicant, and affects only those of active mental powers and earnest business capacity.
 To the victim it comes clothed in brightest hues, scented with divine essences, The symptoms are, that it gives activity to the tongue, and w. dening perceptive faculties. When it breaks out in full force every person | wants to tell his neighhor all about it, and does it. The epidemic first made itself known during the recent visit of some well-known California fruit-rais- CTS, who opened the eyes of the people upon the question of irrigation and fruit raising, which has enabled, not only that section, but the whole ei Arizona, to see from her high position Gin early fruit raisins) a gleam of sue cess from across the sea of our future vine clad slopes.
 1 Let all Arizona, and especially Yu
 ma county, become affected with Hike visitation, which will have th' effect of working off some of the bil'
 of despondency that has accumulated
 amongst us from our thorough mis
 understanding of the ease. If Yum'
 county will put on her Sunday clothes
 too, she may be able to attract sucl
 men as Hon. J. de Earth Shorb O the McPherson Bros. to come an look at our case and tell us the eas way out of any dilemma into whic
 we may have fallen.
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We Tell You Plainly.

that Simmons Liver Regulator will rid you of Dyspepsia, Headache, Constipation and Biiliousness. It will break up chills and fe- yer add prevent their return, and is con- plete nntldote for all roison-yet entirely free from quinine or calomeI. Try it, and you will he astonished at the good results of the genuine Simmons Liver Regulator, prepared by J. H. Zelin & Co.
 It don't always pay to send away from home fer job work A bill amounting to Sl7.5O, was presentelto the B1arl of Super visors for lOI0 letter heads and 1000 envel- opes printed in the East; last!veek thisf fire dil the same anount. of printing for Sl5.
 Mrs. B. F. McGiil is now able to be around again after her severe attack O measles. during which time she presented h'r husband with line boy. Mir. and Mrs. McGi,l are residents of Mohawk valley and expect to return there in few days.
 The owners of the Antelope valley ditch on the Gila have incorporated under the name of t'.e Antelope Canal Comrauy. The capital stock is s90O01, divided into o.00O shares The intention is tn begin at once the construction of the canal which will bn 20 feet wide oa the hottom-a capacity sufficient to carry water for irrigating the lands of the entire valley. With the com. pletion of the canal new era will dawn upon that very promising section of country.
 Mr. !. I. Davine, Deputy Internal Reve- me Collector. spent few days in towr this week He is an old pioneer and his many friends here were glad to ee' i him. He still posses 2 kindly feeling fs | Yuma and therefore or lere1 the SENTINEL sent to his address at Florence.
 The Board of Prison Commissioners which laet in session at this place last Mon
 day r1or,ing made following appointments | President of Board. Hon. P. E. Brady re-appinted: T easnrer, Hon. Geo. H. Ste vcns re-annulnted; Secretary of Board
 Richard kule; Superintendent of Prison
 Shos. Gates, re-arrointed; Assistant Supt
 Jne. Cattrell, re-appoi lted; Prison Phy -si.ian, A. F. DeCtrse. The contract to
 r;-;.on supplies was awarded in about eqns
 rroDortions to Ioin Gandolfo and A. Frank
 The beef contract was awarded to Nil \ LJrette.
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NOTICE TO cREDaToas.
In the Matter of the Estate of
 John L. Smith,

In the Matter or Ihe GsIaIS OA
 John L. Smith,
 In the Probate Court, County
 ofYuma, Territory of Arizona. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administratrix of the estate of John L. Smith, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said de ceased. to exhibit tbem with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Ad- Iniristratrix or her attorney. Samuel Purdy Esq, at the office of the latter, in the viii Iase of Yuma, the same being the place fo' she transaction of the business of said esta e.
 JUANG B. .MITH, Administratrix of the estate of John |. Smith, deceased.
 Dated, Yuma, A. T., March 22d, 1887.
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FOR RENT.

A house of four rooms, situated on Man street near the Yuma Exchange. Inquire ct this office.
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4 suggestio to the Trayei:n3
 Public.

Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that Hosteater's Stomach Bitters is medi- cinal safeguard against unheaithfni lnfluea- ces, upon which they can implicitly rely, since it prevents the effects of vitiated at mosphere, unaecustomed or unwho.esome diet, bad water, or other conditioas cnflvcr- able to health. On long voyages, or jour neys in attitudes adjacent to the eIdator, it is especially useful as preventive of the febrile complaints and disorders of the sto- mach, liver and bowels, which ale apt te attack natives of the temperate zone '- journing or travelling in such regions. and it is an excellent protection against the ln- fuence of extreme cold, sudden changes O: temperature, exposure to damp Q" eX5- "e fatigue. It not only prevents intermittent rnd remittent fever, and other diseases of a malarial type. but eradicates them, a fact which has been notorious for years .ast in North and South America, Mexico, tie West Indies, Australia, and other countries.
 Doc R. W. Masters and Thos. kaine. owners of the May Queen mine. Silver Dis trict, were in town on Thursday of las' week and left for Los Angeles oa the io low, ing day. The May Queen gives promise oI being valuable mine; the main shaft Is now down some sixty feet and the ore streak j. four feet in width, averaging 0 ounses l. silver and 65 per cent. in lead.
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Mir. John Gandolto has recently planted out quite number of orange and lemon trees on his block on Railroad street. They are already beginning to put out a fresh, new growth. His three-year-old trees are making due growth and are loaded with young fruit.
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-,,,a Uanrn may be found on hl: at F. .. [HlS PhPtR DAKEs Advertisng ,gensy; t,s y1,,+S z
 srehSnts Exchange, San Francisco, who Is 'iie ''' .Tilsd agent for this paper
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Hieb.s. wind velocity and direction g miles W. r,o
 Observer.
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County Directar7.

 Probate Judge, c. H. Briniey. Treasurer, A. E. DeCOrse' Sheriff, M., J. Nugent, Dist. Atty, Geo. NJ. Knight: County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. Supervisors; c. V Meeden, Chairman o. F, Townsend, and D. NJ. Field, cs,rk Board of Supervisors, J. Redondoo' Clerk of, District Court, c. H. Brinley, Jr.t:css :sS Sof the Peace, G, A. Ringwald' R.. Burr,
 c.rop.r and Public Administrator, J. H. Taggart. Constable. T. D, Lockwood vuxA LODGE NO & Q IssE U; T,: :s NETS t57 F. N N brethren in geod standing cordially M ,nV1seu w 'h W 5GhREENLEAF, R. H. KoSHLANp' N' W,
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SATURDAY, APRIL 9, lSS7.,
sEIeoRoLoGIcAL sUMalRf.

Signal Office, Yuma, A; T,
 April ' 1887. j Y,,l End;no' April z, 1857.
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Smith, deceased.
 Dated, Yuma, A. T., March 22d, 1887.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-06-09

AsToStsUINd SUCCESS. 1t is the
duty ot every person who has used
B,ch,c's German Syrup to les its won
derful qualities be known 20 their
friends in curing Consumption, .eYsre
Coughs, Croupo, Asthma, Pneumonia
pud IN fact all throat and lung disaas.
-. No person san use iiswithoHt !n~
mediate rebate relief Three doses
W 'lirelisve any case, and we consider
it tho duty Of all druggists 10 recon-.
meul IL 10 the poor dying consuinpt~
ivos at least to try one bottle,as $1,000
dozun bottles Were sold last year, uud
no oae case who're ii failed was rePart.
ei Such Il medicine as the Gefmaa
Syrup cannot be too widely knowu.
ASK your druggist about IL. Sample
bottles 10 try, sold Gt 10 csnts. Sold
by III druggists and dealers, ia the
Ifuitad Stetsa god 6ara'trr
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-06-09

PASEHEvILLE.- Allen RoihroCk Is
AT home ut present 9nl intends fO-s
lowing the carrying busiue,S moro
extensively THE GUNNER then before
J. q. Goss interda ia haul his bark
to Sayiocs Steam tannery, he hes
about two hundred and fifty cords
nr. Ron4ls Of AdAusburg came
here last week with his mammoth
photograph wagon aud is now rsi,dy
for business.
J. @. Gesa has his steam saw miii Cd
tho James Peter farm about y m!le7
north west OF bsrn-rville.
The three sons u lewis Treaster
have returned home ironl the West on
account OF the i'll health Of thor
mother whc is better now They re
side in Filmcre county Mob, and
two Of tnem will let1ru some time IN
Jnns.
Decoration day passed OF very qoi-
stly in thlo place.
Vim. a. Kline and family arrived
here from Goshen, Ind ,iaet week and
intend TO settle ia this state.
MiGdleereek for music,
Lowell for Jews,
Mcclure Tor basines, and
Bannsruille for basnful Doys--
| cay. the Wsst Beaver scrls,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-06-09

Sheriff Middisswarth tooS posses
sion Of the new Jail to day.
Headquarters for iscs c",tsins at
the Central Dry Goods Store. seiihs~
grove.
Sohroyor sells the GVn,lciren's Nox
All Shoes for sl0o. Cali aud see
them.
A stylish button. ConGress. and
laced gentlemen's Shoe frr -l.7S, al
SchrOyers.
A large variety ot cRsumers Shawi'
in all colors at the Ccrtral Or. Gcod'
Store, Selinsgrova.
DIR Barber who was very ser.ous'y
III last week Il Oh his feet again aud
ready TO attend to business.
Sol Oppsnheimsr wants tea thous
and pounds OF wool for which he will
pay the highest cash prices.
Beautiful styles OF Oriental laoes
from two to forty-hve inches wide at
remarkable low prices IT tho Central
Dry Goods Store, r'clins"r"ye.
The largest ami best selected stock
Of Boots and shoes Laut ~ auy
house Ia the county, aud tor srle
cheap, at Schroysr's. Goi'rsgrove.e 7 8
We have seyarGi thousand old p
pers in the Posi- Office, gnOd to put
under carpets, into cur.oatds, etc,
which we will sell at five cents Il doGeo.
Do you want to buy a new Elliptic
spring, piano box top buggy cheap
Ifso, call on or address Tnn Posr,
Middleburgh. n.
Clocks cleaned nj 'uy sncp For 100,
Away from the shop - cents er.r',
Satisfaction always guaranteed. 81
work promptly done. Bring At ~.
Ii. T.. I..EiisEI,
At the request OF q anlIaber o. rsae -
srs We elsewhere publish tks addiess
Of Prof d. q. Murpsy, delivered ia
middleburgh on Memmorial Day. II
will be found very Instructive art
Entertaining reading.
LosT.-A golden opportunity when
you don't buy your straw hats, mock
wear, underwear, clothing, etc, Q,
bol. Oppenhsimer, Scliusgrove, VII.
has Just received an immense stock Il
everything in the Clothing line.
Fraiu the snterprising proprietor
OF the keystone Hotel, 8eiinsgrovs
will give Turtle Supper on Friday
and Saturday evenings Of this wee K
He has secured five OF the "critters,
the largest one weighing l6s pounds
All are invited.
We are requested to announce tina
the coraor-stone Of the Mcclure Ev
Lutheran Church will be laid on Sun
day, June 12, at 10 o'cloak, A. NJ, ID
V. Rev, NJ. IL. Deitzler aud othe
able speakers will DO present end as
slst In tho exercises. AL are cordially
invited to attend.
Peter RhoGds, brother TO our towns
man, Capt ID. Il EhOAds, cOpuucto
on through freight on the Pennsyi
vania lines between Philideiphis
and Harrisburg, was caught in
wreck one day last week and had on
isgbroksn and the other badly sprain
I'd.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Agents II
every town and township in Snydo,
northumberland, Union, Miriln )u
ista, and Perry counties, for 'h
standard lie Of Beschsr, by rhos. W
Anox. Outnt free aud exclusive teri
3osy sven 70 thoss who meap busi
9 4eoaa T. q, EARLY,
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xorc1 70 SUBSCRIBERS,

,.A II DE fseures on ths label of
-. vaper. 1hOes figures tell you
~. IN 70 WHICH YOUR suB5CRlr-
-. r pam. Within 8 weeks after
ss.sS y sant, see II date is changed.
~ ~ rooapt rs necessary.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ lctth''1' sdiu iu.ri3.rstion IN Tho estate -
J cob E'ckhart late G. Bee yer township, Snydar
90, daGd. having been grated TO The snGt.
-igugd tli persOns knowing themselves tndeb
od 70 g'it estate hrG requosted to make i,1ms
40 ate puTWsut.Ntlis .luss having claims WetH
present rgom duly sutbGnlicRtsdt tho un dos
sign5d.
W }. BAILEY,
Jane ., 'Si. AdmulsuatoT
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Republican Stanai0y conm!ttae.

.sans-l. A. Fc.,c.c,t, y. v. aIi 'loswaf O..
,,.av., ~ w. n, I,ra;tru. .. Is NJui'g
,'cntrr-R II. WditoT, "u. t'"r.
Chapman-,Jas T.. HecEsTj, Nai Rics,
Translln--C n. liol,nd W., :. Nss.''G'f.
Jacsson-Wm. Mar,iu q. /. -, io'.
wIddIeburyh-J NJ. Stciu'n.et. Wan D." mtg
Middlccreex-J. x. KcClef, \ !, hr"ii- ",
Monroe-H. II. Bsrdnor, 4. 2 iirmmn.
Pcnn-A. 5. Pawlin., Kern.
Peuy-Jno. d. Showers, Isaac Spots.
parry W.-Adam Furst, T. =. Dor.
Ssiiassroye-S. r Burns, A. ArbDgsst.
sprIng-I. I. Manoeck, r. 7: Ri~el.
U.lsn-P. u. Arnold, Juo. u. Boar.
Wsshineton-Henr Brown, J. ". shirr.
A. b. PAuLtNo, Jso' no9Ah'
Bccretery 'ANrhs
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We have had rain every day for one
week aud II ia not over yet.
GRANDMOTHER Israel Bachman had
the FIRST mess Of 1887 potatoes on June
%.
Call at Schroyer's and purchase a
pair OF the best ladies' Shoes in the
county for $500 aud 81 j0 Md, but
ton, worked holes.
List OF letters unealled for In the
Post-ofiic at MidJleburgh, May bth
1887.
John HcCade, Reuben Cobo, Miss
Emns NJ. Humberger, Miss Corris
Lash Miss Alice u 1cde. Miss Mag
gie r.. Coursey, Mrs. Waldon, Mrs
jennie Burger. MRS. Mary A. Bowers,
Mary Dslong
]. gHGEu BARBEV, N.
The Middleburgs Board OF Trade
was permeuautly organized on Tues
Jay evening vi thls week. II consists
uf thirty members. and will no doubt
provs o great benefit 90 the town
y X. Haas, was elected pres icnt. g
Alfred ,'chocb Vice President, Il II.
Grimm Recording, SDcraturs. Jay q
WeistT. Corresponding Scgretar". and
". ". Witteninyor Treasurer
recommend DR. nrnr dy', Nasot
ite Remedy for Gravel it cured me,
S T. IcCcrinick, u. y Dep. Mineral
surveyor Bliss station, Idaho. Ny
head aud fsco was mass ci putriiioa-
tion. Dr. Kennedy Favorite Rem
ody pufited my blood ana l an, now
well J 4 Parker 6Inderlirvi'le.
ia. PRICE 81. Hnnd s-oeut stamp to
Dr keauody, pcndout, y Y, for
snot o. k,ouey, LivNr osa Wood
dis5rdsrs Mention thla Vapor
Brother Lumlori Of the 7ri5N.
made s1i1a very urcuMrNfHau.rg
comment og,orn'ag 4 rugi''-'lo CON
test he had witnessed ia the pJ.y
printing onioc. Wa thought n woa.a
raise the devii and 1t d'd us the follow
ling challenge will indicate
To Josrru i.rNnAuo, EsQ sir. q hor,Ay
,tLalleN-s Jcl - meet ne within ,hroe wnsks +,
rny pllc. you msy spcciY tul -"l'cs' "i.l u.r'
gnuchlo. y lard Hiosc', l'llte 'Vst'e l'Ics
catoa weight, 10; . snventcon oeut p1r>c snd -"
Gyos . Reiorsa. ~. Charley adsi fokesoidor
Ysir S'tanie MIJesty,
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VINCE, .i,i... l..ss,KEke'ei

BYPOrBOspNrE of I'ME and SODA lsa
lla .cliegs iem1ly ~. cBumpton M Syary
s.Fgo u tne dlsosse. ior Coughs, Weas
I.o1gs, Thruat li.oAiss, Loes u Flesh anJ 4 %,
20. iie, and sysry form OF aeperal Dahility It Ia
cp pdequalea Snoell; Remedy, 1S-re srtO
end e.s WihCaFg.RWS Pfepa ra;lsn, ~
WrNLHhng El, = 90 nhomists,
~ Wi,l!am ~, Hev York
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-06-09

49, oi.pds threuxhsut the county VIII
ssv sending us the news In thoir rvsree::
ssutsns. Villages and noIehborhoods. send
~ die plain facts and We VII area ,nom Ss o, up,
pEs. vho Wish 10 fpeak through them on
pNy AZ Iecsi apes,iope OF rsbiie interest J
Fep... , IN net held outsolt resronsiele ior the
ss.s.,sas they piey express
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VA - 4GI.sgl.1RS.

May %, RI Sqlin.crcy-, by Rev. );
J.. ocbsenior1, oscar smsltz, Of STA
mokin Dunn, ani Clara froxol, ~
W,nie'j.
Ou Nny 'G - "ov. ". G. lands
.Charl.s !. W".a,i 81 t'rJys.tcw. ,a
N iss .Sai'io T.. Iichl - Union 90. l..
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TR1P TO THE MouSrAISs.--On
Wednosay of last week the Ed. of the
Posr accompanied by B. L. Herman
Of Kratserville, npd John L. Stetler
Of hiddleborgh, sbouldered their
ku0psacks with forty rounds Of pro-
visions aud about a hulI n gallon OF
political enthusiasm" bOatded tip
train at Middleburgh aud started for
Traster Valley on troutipg expedi-
ton. At Adaps sburg our company
was joined by George Smith OF the
frn OF Smith s. Helfrich. We secur-
ed a team and drove to Little Valley,
Ior New Lenoaster) and from there
bundled 1t across Thick Mountain, a
distance OF three miles TO Buck-w heat
shapty in Treaster Valley The three
.miles required three hours hard
travelling rough and steep was
The ascent. Upon reaching tho snon>
" all haste was made 10 get 20 fishing
and by supper time two hours later
oyera hundred trout had boon caught,
cleaned. rolled IN corn uIch ana
ready foi tle -l,i,''t Gy ni> O'Clock
.surpor was on the table and a' jolly
q crowd az aver swung Il az surround.
cd tnu board Thon ruls ct your
.roy"l f1osts your aiUuers y. pclmon-
acp3 Al ruloI oi "uE1ct we're dis
cRrlad W. weso ia a virgin forest
WIZ should we not adopt tao Ni,Ss"
customs aud usa thc Gn-ofs when
here wasn't u FORK within tea ini'ee
o,ur 10 one gave CeouS-, hut ~
tb ought hard - Bohy Burns Se!kirs
Grace
"Scrc have 'oost rnd launN cr.,
AnL-,mc w,d t11' wsHtU
"a; wa nae mrrt AM vc ca. co'
Ard 81, tso Lord be 20 mkt
Might 500. -pTts.i asg sanle uahtir
,oVor tla mauni.!ns And tl' 'u'i rou"d
InCtns - .he Oi.ctr Gea.ei. ono
,wntr poo. viii Sta,ei ap bis 'ahri3
ig,. and - miul.p tL, tg9tn.2I"'.
iun- a.;. ,p.ht LIisir The! vu,!5
>iu,, pi lisnt dsa wJo." keOp Iny
ipup uu, q y e,y tired man tf0m siccp
i:ng EruUy one would perch on
/ the comb %, lno shanty aud start up
- terriuc sorenaie a. IL to welcome us
| new corners. ono tuump against Cno
roof would send hiiA "skeliy yhooting
up the mountain where he " o',id con-
! tinue his ,erenaja ill Lhs break OF
day.
| The loliUwing DAY We tudnd tH"
, uguok pGnN Iigh, ana Lhg water tan
iuJlor"u by the terrific rains daring
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